Do Tell!
We want to know… which Middle Grade authors do you heartily recommend? Share your answer in the comments.
Our challenge this March is…
Join us in reading Middle Grade books about the past during the month of March! We recommend looking for stories about heroic historical figures, period dramas, legends from long ago, and warping through time to discover days gone by for yourself.
Continue reading “#MGCarousel – March 2023”So there’s coffee, and then there’s coffee on a private jet. When Jen, our hostess, took our drink orders, she kept trying to push me toward chocolate milk or ginger ale. She even offered a root beer float. But I knew what I wanted.
Jack and the Geniuses: at the Bottom of the World by Bill Nye & Gregory Mone
Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this February? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
A brother and sister cannot eat breakfast until their father comes home from the store with milk. He is late. Ages and ages. And when he finally returns, he explains his delay.
Aliens and abductions. Pirates and piranhas. Dinosaurs and dirigibles. Lisping vampires and one-eyed gods. One devoted father determined to deliver dairy.
Our #MGCarousel reading challenge this month is all about BEVERAGES. CJ and Elza have gathered 20 thirst-quenching Middle Grade books that feature fizzy fountain drinks, curious concoctions, stories you can steep in, and plenty of liquid refreshments!
Continue reading “#MGCarousel – 20 Middle Grade Books About Beverages”Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this February? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
Life has thrown a lot of lemons at ten-year old Lemonade Liberty Witt. After losing her mom and being moved to live with a grandfather she’s never even met, it’s impossible to find the bright side. Boy next door, Tobin Sky, invites her to be his Assistant at Bigfoot Detectives, Inc. and she reluctantly agrees. There’s nothing better to do in a town that truly believes in a woolly beast lurking in the woods. But their efforts to capture evidence of the cryptid’s existence quickly get out of hand when all clues point to something big.